Aslan, son of the Emperor over the sea (
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In one of the more shadowed corners of the bar something stirs, tawny-gold fur catching the light.
It is a Lion, head coming up off his forepaws, solemn golden eyes watching the patrons as they pass by.
Aslan has been here for quite some time.
It is a Lion, head coming up off his forepaws, solemn golden eyes watching the patrons as they pass by.
Aslan has been here for quite some time.
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It is comfortable.
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"And so we meet again, Lucy, Queen of Narnia."
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However, then he ... doesn't.
"Er--"
Niiiiiiice Jesuskitty.
Gooooooood Jesuskitty.
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"Fear not, child. I mean you no harm."
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"... Oberon?"
Admittedly, the voice is different.
Kinder.
Or rather ... powerful. But powerful in the sort of way that comes from strength and nobility and beauty, rather than being secure in the knowledge that you could break every bone in a person's body if you really wanted to.
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She'll have the little white cat back, please.
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"Greetings, daughter."
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Temptation. Just as they warn from the burning altars of Tash, of Azaroth. He will steal her soul.
"They say you are a demon." He's looking right at her. No point in being evasive. (Besides, he'd know.)
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It is a beautiful lion; and Mary is caught between caution and pure shiny-eyed admiration. Because it is a lion.
If it tramples her, they'll have a problem.
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Then they open again, fixed unerringly on Mary.
"Well met, Daughter of Eve."
His voice is warm and deep, only hinting at the rumble of thunder hidden beneath.
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Not you can talk; that's not the surprise.
. . and then, because she is still after all Mary, she adds, "My mother's name was Rose."
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.... when he's not blinking at a motion in the shadows, a bit of sheen unlike anything he's seen in long years of running and fortifying against the fire from the skies.
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"Greetings and well met, Son of Adam. You have done well, indeed, to find this place."
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He's never heard that voice before, not in all his life; but he knows that voice, the way he knew grass and trees and the fearless open sky- all the things he'd lost.
And he knows that face, and those words-
The blankets he was carrying drop from his suddenly nerveless fingers.
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He's too hungover to care about how dumb such a request might sound towards any large predator, but he figures he might as well try.
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"And have you given me reason for such a thing, Son of Adam?"
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"...Teeth and claws?" he offers lamely after a moment. "And the fact that I've been chased by animals that wanted to kill me before."
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Really trying.
However he just has to stop and stare when he spots the...thing in the corner.
"...Woah!"
You have to understand, most lions in Robbie's world are dead. Africa is gone, and all that remains are maybe the statues that sit out in front of buildings in the nether.
He should know fear probably, but he doesn't.
Cue a child with a bit of a staring problem.
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And so it is in this moment.
"Well met, indeed, Son of Adam."
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"Hello and well met, child of Below."
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"... there's something you don't see every day. Tame lions in bars."
Oh, how wrong he is.
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Aslan's head turns to regard the dwarf.
"But best be wary of which part."
The rumble in his voice is sharper, now, almost a growl. Though there is amusement in it, as well.
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